. >>> and in california a sinking subdivision has people looking for a new place to live.already been abandoned and ten more are now at risk. no one is quite sure why the ground below these homes give the way. theories include geothermal activities, shifting groundwater, and sewer line leaks. >>> a protective line is expected to go up around the house where three women were brutalized and held for ten years. police are protecting the crime scene. meanwhile new pictures have emerged when the police rescued the women. adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: cell phone video obtained by cbs news shows police breaking into the cleveland house with gina dejesus and michelle knight still inside. earlier amanda berry had escaped with her daughter and called 911. >> i've about been kidnapped, and i've been missing for ten years. >> reporter: the video was recorded on the phone of eyewitness jasmina baldridge. the video stops when the control phone dies. this shid owe shows the neighbor who rescued her, charles ramsey. ashley malone was there. >> cops asked her, who are you. she said, i

movie bullying has a couple of those instances aware of and san mateo's respect everyone 24/7 has people looking at how do we respect each other as human beings and understand our differences and embrace those and be a community of care. >> i think a very practical thing, too, is that there somehow be established an adult that kids will trust or young people will trust. when we started out with lgbt sensitivity that was one of the things because a push back from the school district, well, that's going to cost money. but we found teachers, we started with elementary and went up to middle who would volunteer for that, straight or gay. then we put the word out, if you are having these kind of problems, we saw some very graphic instances that even the sensitized adults didn't understand, they didn't realize it. a lot of it in those days, i'm a teacher and i love my profession, a lot of it was in the faculty rooms, too. you learn from kids. it's all laid out there for you and that's another thing if you have the sensitized adult then you don't spend any money, that adult is there are there. >> we hav

will tell them, in fact, they will be able to stay, regardless of that math equation that has many people looking on the outside looking in. she says they are committed to keeping every tenant here back here when the new development reopens. reporting live from reston, news 4. >>> thank you. >>> president obama's approval rating appears to be holding up despite a trifecta of high-profile controversies. what a week. new cnn/orc poll shows 53% of the people approve of the job the president is doing. in recent weeks he has had to answer questions about the justice department snooping in ap records and the irs unfairly targeting conservative groups and benghazi. today, mitch mcconnell called the irs controversy the result of quote culture of intimidation at the white house. >> the government should not be trying to intimidate citizens who criticize the government from exercising their first amendment rights. that's what is at the heart of this. >> we have seen this play book from the republicans before. what they want to do is try to drag washington in to a swamp of partisan fishing expeditions, trum

we are honored to have her in the city because she has young people looking at their lives and wanting to better themselves and in that mind we turn to honor you today for your commitment to the city, to the kids and to the community. i also want to mention that supervisor farrell and i will be attending your event that you are hosting this thursday, to raise money for the mo magic programs, which support and this is pretty amazing -- we have a lot of non-profit organizations in district 5. and at one point, before sheryl davis, these organizations were not talking to each other, they didn't know who each other were. they didn't know what programs were offered and she has been that convener, to bring everyone together. not only does she bring all of the programs that serve youth together under one umbrella and work together she raises money to pay for fieldtrips so that no child in the western edition is not able to go on one of these fieldtrips. she pays for teachers, so that every program has quality teachers, art teachers, math teachers, science teachers. i mean the list goes on and

four hour strike spain has seen demonstrations in more than eighty cities testor australia has a look at how people are straining across parts of the euro zone. the unemployment rate in the years old has recently reached a record twelve percent and for those aged twenty five and below in countries like spain and greece that number is this high is more than fifty percent with very little signs of any economic improvement now for those who are looking for a job that search is no longer just about trying to find work many are now trying to leave their home countries. like niccolo wriggles a biology graduate from italy now working in a shop in brussels and the situation in italy was extremely awful because the only thing i was able to get is a really short contract like free mouth for six months with absolutely no possibility of ruling out any. industry or in the laboratory anything most most of them were totally hate and you can't really think of your future. he says it wasn't a walk in the park in beijing either as many companies require a working knowledge of both french and dutch a barrier that may

has become a big challenge for us. more than 2 million people are working in this trade. maybe more. and if one has four people to lookthe family, almost 8 million people living on this trade. who is contributing to the economy? >> reporter: she says the industry does have rules and operating codes and in her factory, she says they are enforced. workers are assigned as fire wardens and trained in first aid. the garment trade association is he exporters can't even get licenses to operate unless they meet safety standards. but until now, there were no provisions for structural safety in buildings. >> before this incident, there was not the technical know how people to check the structural design. >> reporter: it forced the government to step up inspections and the trade association to add structural standards. mahmoud says inspections have now begun, but with more than 5,000 member factories, the task is daunting. >> it's not an easy job. we cannot finish overnight. so it will take a little bit of tile. >> reporter: it comes as garment owners come under pressure from international clients to keep their costs down. >> th

now gold has fallen off and people are beginning to look at, what is the real driver of that price? body who has wanted to be long gold has been long gold. and that trade is over. those people are exiting that trade and now you're back to the fundamentals. and that's really more, as tim says, an emerging market story. that's where the fundamental demand is, china, india, things of that nature. maybe moving away from gold as the driver, by looking more to the fundamentals of what's going on in the mining business may be reason to take a second look at them. >> and lincoln ellis, thank you for your thoughts. we have some breaking news now from kate kelly joining us on the phone. what is it? kate? >> mandy, thank you so much. fac issuing a letter to its investors, telling them two important things. they are changing their stance with the government, as the government continues to investigate ss.a.c. on a criminal level in terms of potential misconduct, insider trading allegations that have swarmed around the firm in recent years. they are changing their stance. their cooperation, they s

the accountability roof board has looked at this, people have looked at this. it's a horrible tragedy, and we have to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> chris: here's the point, though, the ambassador goes missing, the first ambassador in more than 30 years is killed. four americans, including the ambassador, are killed. dozens of americans are in jeopardy. the president at 4:00 in the afternoon says to the chairman of the joint chiefs to deploy forces. no forces are deployed. where is he while all this is going on? >> this has been tested to by -- >> chris: well, no. no one knows where he is, who was involved, the -- >> the suggestion of your question that somehow the president -- >> chris: i just want to know the answer. >> the assertions from republicans that the president didn't take action is offensive. there's no evidence to support it. >> chris: i'm simply asking a question. where was he? what did he do? how did he respond in who told him you can't deploy forces and what was his president? >> the president was in the white house that day, kept up to d

to people who have spent time in prison and come out for it everywhere from vermont or you can vote from prison. >> in maine, we have a system one voter registration drive. maine has a black people look -- population a 0.7%. barring felons from voting is a legacy of jim crow. it is an artifact of racialized oppression in our country. in virginia when they put it into law, they said the darky will be eliminated. in new york state, right after the 15th amendment was granted, they went into albany. article whereat it says, we are anticipating the imposition of the 15th amendment against our objection and we are seeking to similarly suppress the black vote by taking away voting rights from formerly incarcerated people because in this country, we have always had racial profiling. we've always enforced the laws and unfair ways. what this means is if you are a drug addict and are poor, you tend to go to prison. if you are rich, you go to betty ford or the equivalent. when you go in, if you are a woman -- and that is in the huge increase in demographic in the last 20 years -- your kids go to foster care. you give your kids when you find a job and can keep it when you get out of prison grid f

look so amazing. [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ applause ] >> stephen: tonight, a new oppressed minority in america. has science discovered even gayer people? then a look inside our prison system. turns out it's not as much fun as oz made it out to be. and my guest punk pioneer iggy pop is here with the stooges. i look forward to the day when iggy pop reunites with snap and crackle. a wisconsin woman called police after seeing kittens having sex in her yard. quick! no one show her the internet! this is the colbert report. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen! stephen! >> stephen: hey, everybody, welcome to the... >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. good to have you with us. please, sit down. may i offer a hearty shalom to certain members of my audience tonight. nation, the day i have long warned you about has finally arrived. not the one where my death ray is completed. that is still six months out. and you are warned. no! it is a different day, and i warned you about it. >> jason collins has become the first openly gay athlete in pro sports. collins with the washingto

unemployed portugal's rate not far behind at seventeen point five percent artie's ties are cilia has looked into how people across europe are dealing with skyrocketing unemployment and found out that leaving the country is a popular choice. the unemployment rate in the years old has recently reached a record twelve percent and for those aged twenty five and below in countries like spain and greece that number is as high as more than fifty percent with very little signs of any economic improvement now for those who are looking for a job that search is no longer just about trying to find work many are now trying to leave their home countries. like niccolo to go and see a biology graduate from italy now working initial in brussels and the situation in italy was extremely good because it was the only thing i was able to get is really short contract for like three months or six months with absolutely no possibility or growing out in an industry or in the laboratory anything most most of them were totally. you can't really think of your future he says it wasn't a walk. in the park in beijing either as many compa

. >> steve palmer has changed the way people look at that company. 's maybe late in the game but i like the fact that the company has been proving the doubters wrong. it's not just windows 8. i like the idea that there are sum of the parts are much bigger than people think. >> can microsoft bounce back? is bill gates right? why is this strange man on our screen? it wasn't real harsh but he was saying the machine is not complete. >> i don't think so. i think apple has out executed microsoft at lefrl. apple figures out this is a product we want to build and they go build it. if i look across their entire portfolio if you look at the trend that is going on it's the enterprise. how they buy technology. >> it's a utility. i think it's going to be a company that is around for a long time but not a very exciting company. they don't have a product line-up. >> trying to be too many things? maybe they should split themselves up. >> rocky,rocky, rocky. that's one of her predictions for the year. so she's literally just put the worm on the hook because she's fish

people are trying to piece their lives and communities back together. they have been using social media. one facebook page has been getting attention arnold the globe. it's people looking to return documents and photographs. you see family photos, wedding photos, take a look at this one right here. it's a gorgeous little girl in her mother's wedding gown. this photo was found by a woman named amy. she posted it on a facebook page. you see that bo posted that's my little girl. now she is able to get that note back. they live in shawnee, oklahoma, and the tornado touched down there on sunday. we have her and her little girl. bo, what did this mean to you when you realized this photowas out there? how did that make you feel? >> just overwhelmed. i can't believe someone found it. >> how did it wind up out into the world? >> my home is totally destroyed. a few of my photos have been found. i have four children and all four of them had photos found. >> how did it feel to you to know this picture is still our there now. >> how do you start over? >> a lot of prayers, you have to keep a high spirit and high hopes. i have four children, we're okay, you just start over. all of th

good looking people attract other good looking people and we want to market to cool good looking people we don't want to market to anyone other than that this exclusive form of brand management has led abercrombie and fitch to go to extreme measures like not caring certain women's clothing sizes such as extra large and jeffries has even said he would rather burn it damaged abercrombie and fitch clothing than donate them to the homeless so filmmaker greg kapur actually decided to give the abercrombie brand a new make over take a look. headed to east los angeles also known as. the location of one of the largest populations of homeless people in america it was time to do some. people were reluctant to accept because perhaps they were afraid of being perceived as narcissistic daybreak is. that pretty soon they embraced it. in my expedition thank you sixpence but carver says that he can't make over the clothing company on his own he suggested that others find old abercrombie does and donate them to the needy so maybe in the not too distant future we will be more likely to see our clothing on the alley way down the runway so i will see you right back here at five pm with more news and

the irs has looked into people's tax returns for a longtime. there has been a lot of political discussions. i have a solution. every 501c3, a nonprofit, that the irs is looking at, why don't we put on public, on the internet everybody they are investigating. not private income tax returns, but public charities and 501c3's. >> why robert they doing that they way? if you get special tax status shouldn't they make sure they cross the t's and dotted the i's? >> yes, let's have openness and transparency. the public can decide for themselves whether certain groups are being audited or not. >> maybe that's something that comes out of this that there will be a closer evaluation. they are having trouble getting the refund checks out though. will they use that as an excuse? >> they are going to try to use that as an excuse and they will use an excuse that they had so many applications they were overwhelmed and then they tried to sneak in in the sequester we didn't have enough money in the budget items. i think they will backpedal and backpedal. they have

people to see some of the backroom dealings of u.s. foreign policy. it has exposed people to think harder. i do think it played a role in leading people in tunisia and egypt to look at some of the cables and see what people already knew in their gut the soccer field in wikileaks about the alliances between u.s. foreign policy with the most repressive elements in those countries. let's hope that changes as the uprisings contin. anytime you can learn more about what is being done in our name, it is critical. that is part of what transparency is about. the freedom of information act is still not working well under the obama administration. some of that is pos/t 9/11. in los war will lead to a decline in information transparency access. anytime you can have less sequence -- secrecy, that is good. less secrecy is needed. it was handled at the outset by partnering with newspapers like "the guardian," traditional newspapers of distinction. wikileaks released documents around the world to newspapers in india, haiti, the middle east, latin america. it has had an impact in countries we do not know enough about. we're doing a project with six editors in latin america to loo

yahoo just gave people a reason to look at that stock. google hasa reason to continually look at that stock as it's climbed. is money that may have gone to apple in the past going to be drawn towards yahoo and google? and is that going to hurt the stock? >> they're going to want to look at apple again. >> i've been looking, i'm long, i've held it all the way. but yahoo, the size of yahoo is, i think, $28 billion, so relative to apple, that's not going to move the needle. google is starting to have a market cap that has been attr t attracting apple money away. >> i think the market to karen's point, i think the market's big enough to absorb it. if you look at the performance, there was a day last week where google higher, apple lower. i think it was the day we spoke of. to your point, maybe a little of that's going on. i think the market's big enough for all three to survive. >>> our traders reveal the top trades of the day. plus, the vote which could help decide jpmorgan chief jamie dimon's fate. one of the street's top banking analysts. tdd#: 1-800

. >> has being there, has, you know, shaking these people's hands, looking them in the eye, being on an soil, has it changed or intensified your feelings in any way? >> it's intensifientensified, b when you look at the faces of these people and hear their stories, so many of them have lost family members, so many of them lost friends. this is a pretty bloody, bloody business that they've been in, and of course, it's been, as you mentioned, intensified because these are human beings that are trying to achieve the same thing that we have shed american blood and tasure for for well over 200 years. >> finally, just on a lighter note, i know your trip was a surprise to a lot of people, your daughter included. on twitter, she said "nothing quite like finding out via twitter that my father secretly snuck into syria and met with rebel leaders." i think she even called you a bad ass, which for a child to call a parent that is a high compliment indeed. you didn't even tell your daughter? >> i think one of the prerequisites of a trip like this is not to tell anyone, as you know, because it just

has been charged with defaming buddhism. some say people in government and the military are orchestrating the violence and local police help by looking the other way. >> these are merely allegations. it is not true. the police force has the obligation to safeguard the interest of all citizens in accordance with the law. we have to take a daily oath to protect the interests of the public and the state. >> in buddhist villages, people told us they do not know who was behind the burning of the muslim homes. for now, peace has returned to this sleepy community, but muslims believe it can be broken at any time. >> we are going to give you some news out of turkey, or at least the turkishthis is a town closee syrian border, a place where in recent months more fire has come -- mortar fire has come over from syria. suggestions are this could be related to what is going on in syria. on the other hand, all that we know at the moment is there have been some explosions and a number of people have been hurt. we will bring you more on that when we get it. rebels in syria say they have taken control of audio in homs province. it is on the road betwe

people to see the list of bills. we will have a little later. will they identify things your party has been explicitly responsible for? is a coherent coalition government, people should lookt it as a package that is contributed to by both parties. there are some that draw more from conservatives. it is an overall package. i agree with nick at the focus -- that the principal focus is how to get to grips with the colossal deficit. the queens beach will have speechs -- wueen' will have measures on how to help small businesses. and measures like caring for the elderly and pensions. which the previous government in ducked. tha of bill does have a lot those measures. not just to do with the deficit, try and create a fairer society and the future. >> more contributions in a while. i want to take a look inside the chamber of the house of lords. it is a splendid scene. opened the queen victoria in 1847. dominated by that canopy at the end. ~ work on it, a splendid sight. something more to say about the thrones a little later. a lot of familiar faces. , join the house of lords just a few years ago. , lordere, fairly recently o'donnell. and lord levine. we will be having a look at w

people. we are living in a pretty sick society right now. we're looking at a stage which imposes austerity on working people has failed to solve the unemployment problem the every stooge the industrialization problem suicide rates are going through the roof this is a more europe wide problem of course the tyranny of austerity and mass unemployment is driving people crazy and i think that these events the seaside events that receding there are events are reflection of that now have a right wing party that is appealing to disaffected. people who are no longer any hope and secure in the future and no longer have any hope of a job and feel that they're being marginalized so the far right are there to exploit people to dispair. and despair is the common feeling among many in crisis hit europe including italians the number of people receiving food there has. just an economic downturn is taking a greater told and previously feared are those details all of them on the web site r t dot com and a state of the art technology proved to be a complete disaster for the latest multi-million euro spanish submarine can even dive under the way streets of folds i

people evacuate their home. crews brought it under control in about 30 minutes and no one was hurt. >>> has a lot of people heading out of town tonight. take a look here of traffic on interstate, it is flowing very well compared to a couple of times we checked it at ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 and 6:00. the highway patrol is advising drivers to take it easy out there. >>> we know it is a truck that carried an over size load. three people escaped with minor injuries when the bridge felt in mountain vernon last night sending cars into water. causing the section to fall, the trucking company had a permit to carry heavy equipment along i-5. it can be months before repairs are made. >>> caltrans officials to tell us to send out crews to double check the bridge. to make sure they have the proper signs. about 24, 000 bridges are considering functionally obsolete. which is used by hundreds of thousands of drivers everyday. but on that span, most of the obsolete bridges are not considered unsafe. >> it is not necessarily a safety issue, it does not have the width and hooith to be up height up to the current standard. >>> continuing coverage now of the bro

well may day across europe has become a day of demonstration people look to at the moment voiced their concerns about the ongoing financial crisis in the country we have seen some demonstrations taking place yesterday on tuesday here in germany where anti fascist protesters took to the streets they clashed with police and there were some some rather ugly scenes there in d.c. now we are expecting today on thursday that we will see people on wednesday that we will see. further clashes between police and far right demonstrators so basically after the anti fascist demonstrations in germany we're now going to see the far right come out and bend their fury on the streets of germany now also protesters from across the political spectrum will be out all around the country now over in greece there is a general strike taking place today the greeks of course one of the hardest hit nations from the financial crisis that struck in two thousand and eight now they're coming out on to the city of athens and other major cities to show that well they're not happy that's the that's the major thing that i

done a lot of witch hunts against the obama administration and has sort of today us hraoe daluded his impact. people would look, maybe this is a witch hunt. it's not. there has been a lot of good i think if people were following this instead of big into the white house spin, which is this is fox news and look the other way, when there was great reporting coming out of fox news people would not be playing catch up. they would know a lot of what they are finally trying to discover. jon: some of the media outlets linked to the party are finally doing some stories and we welcome that. >> eventually maybe even msnbc. jon: don't hold your breath. >> hope springs eternal. >> thank you both. we'll have more news watch, thopl 2:30pm eastern time. jenna. jenna: up next, jon, as we age so do our hearts. now scientists may have found a way to reverse the aging process for our hearts. true, we'll tell you about it coming up. a global network of hackers stealing $45 million without setting foot inside a bank. coming up, we tell you how they did it. [ male announcer ] this is betsy. her long day of pick ups and drop offs beg

>> reporter: yeah, that fire is out, but the extensive damage is what is left behind and has some people looking place to live. three buildings went up in flames including the shay spencer restaurant on 14th 14th street. that was about 1:30 this morning. now when firefighters arrived on the scene, they could see flames shooting from inside the restaurant, which is now from what we understand completely destroyed. that fire spread to two nearby buildings including an apartment building. >> there are people involved, people living in the exposure, and we got them out. the fire was probably contained in approximately 30 minutes. >> reporter: there are no reports of any injuries in that fire. now the restaurant where it started is a french restaurant that features a wood burning oven from what we understand, but at this point the cause of the fire is still under investigation. reporting live in the newsroom pam cook ktvu channel 2 news. >>> thank you pam. 7:46, an arizona woman jailed for more than a week in mexico on drug smuggling charges is back in the u.s. this morning. yanira maldonado was gree

obama has overselling -- overseen a record number of deportations. people lookingfor a change in u.s. immigration policy. before leaving mexico on friday, obama will meet with students and entrepreneurs to talk about economic opportunities for the future. of one of the boston lefthon bombing suspects to the medical examiner's office. in the family picked up the 26- year-old's remains. the annual meeting for the most powerful u.s. gun lobby gets underway on friday. it comes to 8 weeks after a bill to increase that context fails to hit enough support in the senate. money is considered a key reason the bill failed in the senate. >> when the bill went down in the senate, present, appeared in the white house rose garden alongside families of the new spec -- alongside families of shooting victims. he said the national rifle association willfully lied to convince the public and congress to reject the bill. >> the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. to thenra dates back late 1800's. its political power has grown and it is a major political

look at how many people are out here today so this is not the only place so come and speak at the board on wednesday >> the chief has asked everyone to stand who's sitting here. so what i'm going to do is call the first 5 names. if i've called your names come up and get ready. but so the first name is: (calling names) please come up and line up. if you came with a group your group can come and stand with you not everyone will have a chance to speak just the person called. >> good evening everyone thank you for this opportunity. we all >> can't hear you. >> good evening everyone. thank you so much for this opportunity. it's great to see all our city officials we all love san francisco isn't that right? i'm representing the african-american congress which is a group in the san francisco to organize our issues in the western division. i came back from a national conference on the domestic violence. how many minutes? 2? one? the bottom line is we need funding for the women who have lost their children in violence and we need more funds for the other program we noticed in philadelphia the da's office, police department,

more than 2 million people are working in the industry, and if one has four people to look after in the million people living. who is contributing to the economy. >> reporter: she says the industry does have rules and operating codes. and in her factory, she says they are enforced. workers are assigned as fire wardens and trained in first aid. the garment trade association says exporters complaint even get licenses to operate unless they meet safety standards. but until now, there were no roi provisions for structural safety. >> before the incident, they did not have the technical know how people to check the structural design. >> reporter: the disaster forced the government to step up comprehensive inspections and the trade association to add structural standards. he says inspections have now gr begun, but with more than 5,000, the task is daunting. >> it's not an easy job. we cannot finish overnight. so it will take time. >> reporter: it comes as garment owners come under pressure from international clients to keep their costs down. >> the challenge is we humbly request the buyers to